An homage to Didier Deschamps, the former French national team coach and current manager of **Marseille**, is being planned for the near future. Deschamps, who led France to victory in the 2018 FIFA World Cup, has been a central figure in French football for decades. The planned tribute reflects his significant influence on the national team and his role in restoring France’s dominance in international football. The French Football Federation (FFF) is also exploring the idea of creating a "Hall of Fame," a concept similar to those found in other sports and cultural institutions. This proposed Hall of Fame would serve as a permanent recognition for the most notable players and contributors to French football history. It would function as a kind of pantheon, where legendary figures are honored and remembered for their contributions to the sport. Such a move would align with similar efforts in other sports, where institutions seek to preserve the legacy of their most influential figures. The FFF's consideration of this initiative suggests a growing interest in formalizing the recognition of footballing icons and ensuring their contributions are not forgotten. The potential homage to Deschamps and the possible creation of a Hall of Fame highlight the FFF's efforts to celebrate and preserve the rich history of French football. These initiatives aim to honor past achievements while also reinforcing the national identity and pride associated with the sport.